Nero, a privately owned company headquartered in the US, was founded in 1995 and employs approximately 140 individuals. The company functions as a video software provider, specializing in software development.
On August 25, 2026, the Slovakian government reported critical security issues in newly acquired high-speed traffic cameras, stating that SMS messages could enable remote access to live traffic feeds, stalling efforts to modernize state infrastructure and update traffic surveillance. This followed the August 19 report from Slovakia's security authority, which specifically found Russian-linked backdoor functions in NERO R-ONE speed cameras. These devices reportedly receive SMS commands from Russian numbers, allowing full remote control, and were acquired via a no-bid deal with Sodasus, a Cyprus shell company with fake certifications. Separately, on July 9, Nero officially launched a virtual crypto card service, integrating with Apple Pay and Google Pay to enable instant spending of stablecoins like USDT and USDC anywhere conventional cards are accepted, thereby eliminating waits for crypto-to-fiat bank transfers. This expanded on the virtual crypto card service Nero initially launched on June 25, which allowed users to top up an account with USDT or USDC for payments via a virtual card.
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